Qualcomm Incorporated

Holland & Hart Llp

Libin Jiang

Sudhir Kumar Baghel

Shailesh Patil

Kapil Gulati

Junyi Li

Zhibin Wu

Tien Viet Nguyen

Navid Abedini

Georgios Tsirtsis

Jubin Jose

Durga Prasad Malladi

Saurabha Rangrao Tavildar

Michaela Catalina Vanderveen

Hong Cheng

Urs Niesen

Bilal Sadiq

Saurabh R Tavildar

Wei Guan

Peter S Gaal

Nilesh Nilkanth Khude

Srinivas Yerramalli

Haris Zisimopoulos

Ritesh Kumar Madan

Kapil Gupta

During device-to-device communication between two devices, a communication transmitted from a first UE to a second UE may not be reliably received by the second UE if the first UE is traveling at high speed. Therefore, a travel speed of a transmitting UE may be considered in determining a transmission configuration. According to an aspect, the UE may determine a travel speed of the UE. The UE may determine, based on the travel speed of the UE, a transmission configuration of the UE for device-to-device communication. The UE may transmit the device-to-device communication based on the transmission configuration.

Supporting high speeds in vehicle-to-vehicle communication

Methods, systems, and devices for ranging are described. A multi-phase distributed ranging technique includes transmitting and receiving vehicle information messages during a first time interval, where the vehicle information messages include at least a vehicle identifier and resource information. The multi-phase technique further includes transmitting and receiving ranging signals during a second time interval, and determining times of arrival of received ranging signals. A centralized ranging technique includes receiving resource assignments from an access point, transmitting ranging signals according to the resource assignments, and determining times of arrival of received ranging signals.

Vehicle ranging and positioning

Disclosed are techniques for using ranging signals to determine a position of a pedestrian user equipment (P-UE). In an aspect, a UE receives a plurality of ranging signals transmitted by one or more UEs, measures one or more properties of each of the plurality of ranging signals, and calculates an estimate of the position of the P-UE based on the one or more properties of each of the plurality of ranging signals. In an aspect, the P-UE transmits a plurality of ranging signals, receives a first message and a second message from first and second vehicle UEs (V-UEs), the first and second messages including first and second estimated positions of the P-UE and associated first and second confidences, and calculates an estimate of the position of the P-UE based on the first estimated position, the first confidence, the second estimated position, the second confidence, or a combination thereof.

Pedestrian positioning via vehicle collaboration

Methods, apparatus, and computer-readable mediums for wireless communication are provided. One apparatus is configured to receive at least one SA from at least one UE. The apparatus is further configured to determine an energy associated with each at least one SA. The apparatus is also configured to rank data transmission time-frequency resources based on the determined energy associated with said each received at least one SA. Each at least one SA are associated with a different subset of the data transmission time-frequency resources. The apparatus is further configured to select a set of data transmission time-frequency resources based on the ranked data transmission time-frequency resources and to send a data transmission on the selected set of data transmission time-frequency resources. Another apparatus is configured to partitioning time-frequency resources into different resource groups, to divide UEs into UE groups based on location, and map the UE groups to the resource groups.

Location and listen-before-schedule based resource allocation for vehicle-to-vehicle communication

Various aspects of the disclosure relate to the selection and use of modulation and coding scheme (MCS) values. For example, a first MCS table may be used for a first condition and a second MCS table used for a second condition. The disclosure relates in some aspects to inter-device signaling that indicates which MCS table is to be used for communication between the devices.

Modulation and coding scheme value selection

An apparatus for wireless communication of a UE determines to transmit data in a set of RBs to at least one other UE in at least one subframe. The at least one subframe includes a first subset of symbols configured for use for transmission collision avoidance signaling and a second subset of symbols configured for transmitting the data. The apparatus determines a subset of symbols of the first set of symbols within the set of RBs of the at least one subframe for transmitting at least one concatenated sequence. The apparatus transmits the at least one concatenated sequence in each symbol of the determined subset of symbols within the set of RBs of the at least one subframe to indicate that the data will be transmitted in the second set of symbols within the set of RBs of the at least one subframe.

Listen before talk sequence design for wireless communication

In an embodiment, a user equipment (UE) receives, from a fixed reference node, at least one round-trip propagation time (RTT) ranging scheduling message indicating a set of downlink (DL) ranging resource assignments and a set of uplink (UL) ranging resource grants, receives one or more DL ranging signals from the fixed reference node on a first set of resources identified by the set of DL ranging resource assignments, and transmits one or more UL ranging signals to the fixed reference node on a second set of resources identified by the set of UL ranging resource grants.

Ranging between a user equipment and a fixed reference node

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A transmitting device may select an orthogonal metric based at least in part on at least one of each direction of a plurality of directions to transmit millimeter wave discovery signals or a location parameter associated with the transmitting device. The transmitting device may transmit, in the each direction of the plurality of directions, the millimeter wave discovery signals, where the each transmitted millimeter wave discovery signal has a different orthogonal metric applied that was selected based at least in part on the at least one of the each direction or the location parameter.

Millimeter wave directional discovery signal design

Various aspects of the disclosure relate to limits for modulation and coding scheme (MCS) values. For example, a first set of limits (e.g., minimum and maximum limits) may be used for a first MCS table and a second set of limits may be used for a second MCS table. The disclosure also relates in some aspects to inter-device signaling that indicates which minimum and maximum limits for an MCS table are to be used for communication between the devices.

Limits for modulation and coding scheme values

Methods, apparatuses, and computer-readable mediums for wireless communication are disclosed by the present disclosure. In an example, the present disclosure includes receiving, at a second device, a Random Access Channel (RACH) preamble from a first device, the RACH preamble initiates an access procedure between the first device and the second device; selecting, by the second device, a transmission resource associated with a second RACH message based on the RACH preamble; and transmitting, by the second device, the second RACH message on the selected transmission resource to the first device.

NR RACH MSG2 resource configuration for CV2X

Described are methods for interference detection and management in a millimeter wave communications system. A V2X communications system may support interference management procedures that comprise scheduling a system wide training interval in a transmission timeslot, suspending traffic transmissions on a link in the communications system during the training interval to perform training on the link, and resuming traffic transmissions on the link if interference is not detected during the training interval. Interference management procedures may also include receiving at a node, unique parameters transmitted from another node in a communication system during a discovery stage, determining whether interference will occur at the node based on the received unique parameters, and suspending transmissions to and from the node if it is determined interference will occur at the node.

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